Laser Tools Tyre Valve Connector - 9367
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This Laser Tools Tyre Valve Connector (MPN: 9367) is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable replacement head for existing airline gauges. Its key benefit is the secure, open-ended push or pull-on connection for quick tyre inflation, though it's specifically a replacement head and not a complete inflation system. It features a durable brass construction, a 230mm length, 1/4" BSP thread, a maximum operating pressure of 300psi, and a comfortable soft-grip handle.
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| Model Part Number | 9367 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
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FAQs
Is this a complete tyre inflator?
No, this is a replacement head designed to be fitted onto an existing airline gauge or hose connected to an air compressor. It is not a standalone inflation device.
What is the thread size of this valve connector?
The connector has a standard 1/4" BSP thread for compatibility with most air hoses and gauges.
What is the maximum pressure this connector can handle?
It has a maximum operating pressure of 300psi (20 bar).
How do I attach it to a tyre valve?
It features an open-ended push or pull-on connector. Simply push it firmly onto the tyre valve stem to engage. Pull it off to disconnect.
What material is the connector head made from?
The connector head is made from durable brass.
Can I use this on car tyres and truck tyres?
Yes, its 300psi rating and standard Schrader valve compatibility make it suitable for a wide range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and agricultural equipment.
Does it come with a hose?
No, this product is only the replacement valve connector head itself and does not include a hose or gauge.
Troubleshooting
Air leaks from the connection point
Ensure the connector is securely threaded onto the airline hose and that the hose connection is tight. Check the thread for damage and ensure the valve stem it connects to is clean and properly seated.
Connector does not attach firmly to the valve stem
Verify that the tyre valve is a standard Schrader type. Ensure the valve stem itself is not bent or damaged. Clean any debris from the valve stem tip.
Slow inflation or air escaping when connected
The internal seal or valve within the connector may be worn or blocked. Inspect for debris and, if necessary, replace the connector head. Ensure the push/pull mechanism is fully engaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Robust brass construction for durability.
- Extended length for better accessibility.
- High-pressure rating suitable for demanding use.
- Simple and secure push/pull connection mechanism.
- Compatible with standard 1/4" BSP fittings.
Cons
- Requires an existing airline gauge to function.
- Not a standalone tyre inflator.
- Connector type may not fit all specific valve stems without an adapter.
- Brass can be susceptible to scratching if not handled carefully.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: This is a replacement head for an existing airline gauge. To set up, unscrew the old connector head from your airline hose and screw the new Laser Tools Tyre Valve Connector (9367) into its place, ensuring a tight fit to prevent air leaks. It is designed to connect directly to the valve stem of a tyre.
Compatibility: The connector features a 1/4" BSP thread, making it compatible with most standard air compressor hoses and airline gauges that utilize this thread size. The open-ended design is intended for Schrader valves, common on most vehicles.
Care: To maintain performance, keep the connector clean and free from debris, especially around the valve opening and the connection point. After use, store in a dry place. Periodically check the thread for damage and the brass body for any signs of significant wear or corrosion. A soft cloth can be used for cleaning; avoid abrasive materials.